Trimming woven seams

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Doorway seam ( non factory edges) viewed from each side.
Not seamed, just butted.

 

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Seamed factory edges. Viewed from each side.
Do I really have a choice on cutting a new seam..... 2 seams.

 

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The ledging is gone now.

Am I committed now?
.......or should I be?

 

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Yeah scary isn't it? It's looking even better now, doncha think?
Seam edges/wefty pieces are all sealed.
Tomorrow I'll put it all back together, so shhhhh, I don't want anyone to know.

 

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I figured what the hell, it certainly won't look worse. I didn't sleep well last night and woke up/got up at 3:30 this morning.
I had to get my head wrapped around the risks and finally I just realized this had to be done.
I'm feeling good right now and heading home for the day.

 

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Virtual advice can be flawed however, from that picture showing the weft yarns and the seam sealer oozing, It appears there is more sealer than necessary, and I’m guilty of over squeezing too.

Trust the weave a little more, and the sealer a little less for the next seam. And
maybe try one more time, 3rd 4th or 5th time getting lumpy free Latex may be the charm

Hang tough and also trust all those skills from all the amazing work experiences, under your belt

 

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It's all getting trimmed off. I put a bead on the edge, then swiped my finger across it, pushing a tiny bit through to the other side without it being so much that any of it contacted the pile.
If made a roller and guide so I could apply a perfect 1/8" bead precisely along the edge, I'd use 75% less sealer..... I'm sloppy.